COME INSIDEE OF MY HEART IF YOU’RE LOOKING FOR ANSWERS LOOK AT THE STARS GO A LITTLE BIT FASTSERRHKPOCPPFPKFMDKSKSKSKSKSKBDBDNDMEKWUWUOJEKDJKE AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
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COME INSIDEE OF MY HEART IF YOU’RE LOOKING FOR ANSWERS LOOK AT THE STARS GO A LITTLE BIT FASTSERRHKPOCPPFPKFMDKSKSKSKSKSKBDBDNDMEKWUWUOJEKDJKE AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
IV OF SPADES — Come Inside of My Heart
in my prison // iv of spades
can I just say that IV OF SPADES’ hey Barbara/where have you been my disco/70s era is truly one of its kind, iconic... and I kinda wish the band spent more time in that era, making music.
April 26, 2021: ClapClapClap! by IV of Spades
COVID-19 is especially brutal in India right now. People across the country are suffering to a degree that should be unimaginable but is unfortunately very, very real. Here’s how you can help alleviate that suffering (text in bold for readability):
This Tumblr post contains a comprehensive list of ways to help, information on the crisis, and other important resources. This Twitter thread also has a long list of resources.
This post links to ways to help LGBT+ people in India, who have been hit especially hard for a number of reasons.
Here is a Google Doc with a list of organizations to which you can donate. This document also lists some news outlets if you want more information. This post also has ways to help if you are in the US or the UK specifically, as well as a link to the aforementioned Google Doc.
Black lives matter and here are some ways you can get involved in the fight against racism, specifically anti-black racism (text in bold for readability):
This Linktree and this Carrd are full of ways to confront and fight against anti-black racism: places to donate, advice for protesting, educational resources.
This post is specifically about Daunte Wright and how to help his family. This is Daunte Wright’s memorial fund.
The Minnesota Freedom Fund is doing good work, and since so many people have been recognizing that work and donating to them, they ask that you instead donate to Families Supporting Families Against Police Violence, the Racial Justice Network, Communities United Against Police Brutality, the Minneapolis NAACP, the Council on American-Islamic Relations in Minneapolis, and the Black Immigrant Collective. You can also donate to the Bail Project, which operates in multiple states.
Other organizations to which you can donate are the Black Trans Advocacy Coalition, the NAACP, the NAACP Legal Defense Fund, the Okra Project, the Solutions Not Punishment Collaborative, For The Gworls, G.L.I.T.S., the Marsha P. Johnson Institute, the Black Trans Travel Fund, the Sylvia Rivera Law Project, and the Black Trans Femmes in the Arts Collective.
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Listening to your all-time favorite albums be like:
Song Of The Day Album: ClapClapClap!